Thank you for joining us

to celebrate the memory of theAbraham Lincoln Brigade
and the work ofProactiva Open Arms

Easter Sunday was a beautiful celebration at the Museum of the City of New York. We raised our voices in song and marked the 81st Anniversary of the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War. We honored the important work of Proactiva Open Arms with the seventh annual ALBA/Puffin Award for Human Rights Activism, as well as the legacy of the Lincoln volunteers and their enduring example in the fight against fascism.

The ALBA/Puffin Award for Human Rights Activism connects the legacy of the Lincoln Brigade with contemporary causes and includes a $100,000 prize to support the ongoing work of the recipient. The award is provided through an endowed fund made possible through the generosity of the Puffin Foundation.

"We are not facing a refugee crisis
but a crisis of human values."

Gerard Canals,
Chief of Operations, Proactiva Open Arms

Gerard Canals and Oscar Camps

Special thanks to the Puffin Foundation and Emma Daly of Human Rights Watch. And thank you to all those who worked so hard to make this event a success: ALBA board members Kate Doyle, Sebastiaan Faber, Jim Fernandez, Tony Geist, and Fraser Ottanelli; our stage managers Don Myers and Casey Cook; our interpreter Nora Weiss; Dan Kaufman from Barbez; and our staff and volunteers Michael McCanne, Andres Fernandez, Jessie Adler, Alejandro Fernandez, Lulu Men, Joy Portugal, and Sheryl Rivas.

A big thank you to theHonorary Committee:Vinie Burrows,
Richard Serra, and Emilio Silva.

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